Bird of Passage (1966)
A young Japanese-Canadian businessman, now established in Montréal, recalls the time during World War II when the Japanese-Canadian community of Canada's west coast was uprooted and moved inland. There are some flashbacks to the events he describes, but the film is mainly about his home and family life in Montréal and his successful career as a chemical engineer.
Director:
Martin Defalco
Writers:
Strowan Robertson, Jesse Nishihata.
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Sid Miyashita as Self |
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Douglas Rain as Narrator |
| Writing | Strowan Robertson | Screenplay |
| Writing | Jesse Nishihata | Screenplay |
| Editing | Martin Defalco | Editor |
| Directing | Martin Defalco | Director |
| Sound | John Knight | Sound Editor |
| Production | Joseph Koenig | Producer |
| Sound | Ron Alexander | Recording Supervision |
